While the primary focus of TLC’s trailer (as seen here at Huffington Post) on Sarah Palin’s Alaska has been steady on how badly she and her husband Todd have overreacted to and lied about the behaviour of their summer neighbour, Joe McGinniss, I couldn’t help notice something entirely different about this bizarre peek into Sarah’s show.

Maybe it’s because I was the pregnant mother of two when I endeavoured to publish my first piece, or maybe it’s because I do a lot of writing outdoors, or maybe it’s the two years of conditioned mistrust for the former Alaska half-governor – whatever the reason, my brain zeroed in on the surroundings Sarah calls ‘where I like to write…’ and not one active brain cell bought it.

So without permission I took some screenies and if somebody at TLC wants to yell at me, let them. My email addy is in the nav bar at the top.

First up is the opening shot of Sarah sitting at a table in her backyard, overlooking Lake Lucille. It’s a dramatic shot, contrasting the enormity of the wall of windows to our tiny little Sarah. She refers to her cement patio as a cement slab – a trailer park term which only serves to accent her lack of education.

I’m struck by the sheer barrenness of the setting.

A closer look at the patio table and chairs is a bit telling. There are only four chairs. On that huge patio, there are only four chairs. One small table and four chairs for a family of – Seven? Eight? Nine? Odd.

Enter Todd, stage right. Notice a few things: 1) The windows behind him are reflecting darkening clouds. 2) He’s wearing a black hoodie with a monogrammed top pocket over a pale blue t-shirt. 3) He’s dressed for chilly weather. She’s bare armed and in a loose tee. 4)The patio is bare. No raised flower boxes, no knick knacks or patio lounge chairs. Not a squeaky family swing or cushioned redwood deck chairs.

He asks if she’s comfortable. She initially says yes, but uses the question to bring up the subject of their neighbour, Joe McGinniss.

Sarah and Todd sit together complaining about how hard it’s been on them since the arrival of Mr. MGinniss and how disruptive his presence has been on their lives.

But look at the table instead of listening to their drivel. Sarah opens this segment with the claim that she’s out on the patio to write. To research and write. This is her favourite place in the whole world to… research and write. Uh…

Sarah’s belongings on this table consist of one book (which looks suspiciously like the red jacket of a book I’ve seen her photographed with before but can’t place it at the moment) a writing tablet, a pen, her Blackberry and what looks to be a second writing tablet, but could be a second pamphlet-style book, and a cold drink container with straw. It could also be a lunch menu from Taco Bell, who knows.

The point is, there’s no real research material. There’s no computer laptop or net book, no thesaurus or dictionary, and no pages of notes previously gleaned from different sources in preparation for writing about them here, in this setting, at this, her favourite place to write. And there couldn’t be, because it’s windy and there’s no shelter and why would you bring loose pages or precious resource books outside onto a bare table with no protection from the wind? Then there’s the fact that it looks like it’s going to rain at any second…

And one more thing – as you look at the photos of this patio… there don’t seem to be any electrical outlets. No place to plug in a computer, television, radio or light.

Sarah and Todd have both agreed that they believe Joe McGinniss is on his deck, reading a book. The cameraman has even zoomed in between fence slats to verify that yes, there he is, approximately 20-30’ from them on the other side of a 14’ fence and poor Sarah is now so unnerved that she cannot continue writing. She must relinquish her favourite place to write in the whole world because Joe McGinniss might lean over the 14’ fence from 30’ away and see what she’s writing.

Sarah had so few writing tools she was able to scoop them up in one go and start to walk away. Please note it is the dutiful Todd who leans over to wipe the ring of moisture left behind from Sarah’s large drink. If that doesn’t define their interactive roles for you, nothing will.

Sarah exits stage right and Todd walks straight down center stage, turns his back on the audience, I mean Lake Lucille and begins the most inane diatribe on the ills of living next door to the evil Joe McGinniss and how his wife has struggled to endure his tenancy a scant few feet from her daughter’s (sigh) bedroom. Has this woman never heard of curtains?

Now look at Todd. The black hoodie with the monogrammed top pocket is gone, replaced by an actual black jacket with plain top pocket – and now worn over a black t-shirt, not pale blue. I do love it when the continuity editors screw up. It’s not like anyone has to wait for film to be developed any more. Maybe that’s why it’s called The Learning Channel, eh?

Through dialogue and narration, Todd and Sarah have made it crystal clear they don’t appreciate having their privacy invaded by Joe McGinniss. They go on and on ad nauseam about how they value their privacy and how difficult it’s been to maintain their privacy in light of this recent intruder.

And they say all of this with Lake Lucille as their backdrop. You know – that huge public lake behind their unfenced backyard? The same yard that spreads out in front of the entire back wall of their house? The wall that’s made almost exclusively of huge glass windows? Windows that can be seen from any vessel on any part of the lake if one has the correct zoom lens?

Sarah Palin just continues to remind me of the man who stands naked in his apartment window screaming at passersby to stop looking at him!!!

But that’s not really what I want you to notice the most in this video. It’s this. Take a good look at this photo again:

Take as long as you need. Can you see what’s missing? This is Sarah’s favourite place to write in the whole world . She said so. It stands to reason she spends considerable time here, no? Do you see it now?

Sarah? Where’sTrig? Where are his toys? Where’s his swing and slide? His little toy trucks and sandbox? Where are his riding toys and bubble lawn mower? Where’s the potting bench you and Piper and Trig purportedly used to start your garden in the summer of 2009? Where is the garden, period?

Where’s the BBQ? Where are the patio lights for entertaining your family and guests? The furniture people sit on? Eat at? Where’s the windbreak that lets a writer work outdoors, protected from the sun and wind?

My favourite place to write in the whole world was at a small desk on my front porch overlooking the yard where my kids played. And the neighbouring kids played. And visiting nephews and nieces played. You always had to check for bits of food before you sat down or put your arms on the desk, because let’s face it – the smallest amount of peanut butter and jelly can cover entire rooms.

Several small rocks sat on piles of papers on te desk and on the floor as each time a page wafted away with a gusty breeze one of the kids would fetch it and bring me a new rock to use as a weight – and it wasn’t at all uncommon to see someone had typed a mysterious ‘I love you mommy come play’ message on one of my manuscript pages.

So what did I find missing from Sarah’s favourite place to write in the whole world ? Life. Life is missing.

There are no signs of life in that place Sarah claims to do her writing. No signs of life at all. And if you’re a mother of five who writes at home, the place you write overflows with bits of your kids lives from crayon drawings to spilled strawberry soda stains amidst your scribbled notes of things to remember to write about.

This whole episode is as phony as Sarah herself. If that’s well and truly her favourite place to write in the whole world it speaks volumes for her crappy communications skills.

============ UPDATE ============

On 26 July 2010 the Alsaka Dispatch, responding to the Palin/McGinniss kerfuffle posts this video:

So barely three months ago, Sarah’s favourite writing place didn’t even exist! Interesting, eh? Considering she makes such a big dill out of telling the world Joe McGinniss chased her out of her own backyard!

Lies, lies and more lies…

h/t to dsmyre

@RobDaub who pointed out the dangers of letting small children play near the lake:

More than once since Joe McGinniss moved next door, Sarah tells of having to change the famlies whole lifestyle by making the kids play on the other side of the house – letting us assume this is their normal place to play.

That said, if Todd and Track can erect a 14′ wood fence in an afternoon because her highness has had a hissy fit over a neighbour, they can certaily build a 4′ fence to keep their son/grandson/brother/nephew safe from harm while mom sits in her favourite place to write in the whole world…

@ all the commenters – thanks for your great contributions! OzMud

To comment on this post, please scroll up to the title “Sarah Palin Uses Trusty LIE-WRITER to Launch New TV Show” and click on the word comments just beneath. Thanks, OzMud

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My thoughts exactly. You have nailed the entire scene. We live on our deck in the summer–full of flowers ,comfy chairs, conversation spots and binoculars,etc. When the granchildren were young lots of space for napping out of the sun with 2 big market umbrellas. She was not home long enough to make the place look like a home.

This was one of your best post yet!!! I have watched this little snippet at least 6 times and laughed throughout the whole thing. You just had me doing it again and I didn’t have to listen to that screechy ass voice!! Thank you.

The “cement slab” that everybody is talking about….was it there when she did her quitting speech back in July 09′?

The first thing I noticed is the bare patio…er, cement slab. There is no sign of any regular family living anywhere. It’s bare except for the staged table with four chairs. Sarah’s whole life is staged.

Just one suggestion: Snarky caption to photo into which you PhotoShopped the kind of stuff that REAL people have on their patios? I wouldn’t want any Palinbots to give $P undeserved credit for actually, you know, conducting family life.

Excellent post! You are absolutely right- no signs of life. Although, to defend herself from that charge, she will likely blame Joe. All the “life” is on the other side of the house where she told Todd she wanted Piper to play.

Great comments. It really looks like Trig is only brought out for photo ops.
Does this mean sarah only writes during the summer months?
And for a person whose Blackberry is attached to the end of her hand, that fact that she writes with pen/pencil and paper is very very odd.
I can’t believe that the motel a couple of feet on the other side doesn’t impeded the family’s enjoyment of the yard. How many curious people invade their privacy by boat during the summer and on snow machine during the winter?
Anyway, Joe McGinnis is gone. What will be the next cause that she will use to keep that pity party going?
That’s the only reason why she chose to use the outside.

Spot on, Oz. Truly. This was the first thing that struck me too – how barren and unnatural that table and chair set looked, all lonesome, out of place even on that ugly cement slab. What, Todd doesn’t know how to lay patio stones? Bricks? No sense of design or creativity? The table yelled out to me, “I was brought in specifically for this video taping.”

How dismal a place to call one’s “favorite” place to write. So dismal that it can’t possibly be true.

TLC must have hauled that patio furniture from the back of a truck. She’s such a fraud but the sad thing is that so many have bought into her lies. The backyard of any home occupied by small children is a jumble of toys. My kids are grown now, but I can remember the big plastic slide, the sandbox, and later the swing set. Basketballs and soccer equipment everywhere. You definitely nailed it. There is no life (or love) in that house.

You hit this square on the head. Everytime I see this patio / backyard I always think that it looks like no one lives there and this was way before Joe moved in next door. My sons are grown and it’s me and the dog and he hasn’t learned to pick up his toys yet. I keep trying :>) and the patio has the grill patio furniture, flower boxes, solar lights, flower beds by the side that I have yet to perfect. Their backyard says ‘vacant house, for sale’. The inside of their house is pretty much the same – cold, impersonal even with the very few personal things she places in line with any cameras. As much as I detest her, I feel that this is a family trying to appear as a family, but they are certainly not like any family I grew up with or around…

I’ve noticed the same thing. I have a house overflowing with grown-up children and grandchildren. I’ve never had an empty room or space in my life. I’ve got backpacks and printers and files and file boxes. And peanut butter and jelly on everything.
A fireplace filled with draft papers that I don’t want to put in the trash.
I’ve worked in an area just like this, and can’t leave anything out because of weather. I go out there in the early hours of a calm peaceful warm summer day. I’m out there a few hours and never have less than two armfuls that I gotta cart back into the house. An extension cord, towel, files, laptop and bag, notebook, CDs I ran back in for, little boy’s snack plate, squirt guns, milk jugs with water/fertilizer mix for watering, blah blah blah.

She doesn’t really live there, does she. And she doesn’t really write, does she. She journals.

The other detail that I am fascinated by – the family dining table in the house.
It’s one of those interior design “elements”; taller than convention with fancy barstools for chairs.
Nothing so elegant as the vision of a hostess serving a dish, pouring wine, clambering on and off a barstool to tend to guests’ needs.
Designers who’ve embraced that nouveau dining room furniture style have disregarded the comfort of ladies in dresses and heels trying to prop themselves up on that barstool and keep themselves in order and the napkin in their lap.

Find “Lake Lucille, Alaska” in Google Maps. It sure looks like it there is a “cement slab” in the satellite image. But also check out how close the house is to the property line. Those two houses are closer than just about any others in the area.

I do not understand why you would tell Sara what is wrong with this picture. From now on, she will get Piper to write notes to her, lay potting soil out in little piles, toys, soiled pampers, and even smears of peanut butter will be placed in strategic places. Don’t help her…

I have always been struck by the lack of flowers or anything in that back yard. I think that you can look at past pictures of the backyard to see that there was no patio furniture there. As Olbermann says, she is a lying sack of mashed up jackass.

excellent analysis of the content—or lack of it—in the casa palin back-yard. I guess when your main writing projects are short and snarky twitters, you can get by without a computer, without any reference books, without any earlier drafts to consult and refine, etc.

I enjoyed your detailed comments accompanied by the photos. I raised four children and believe anyone who has had even one child or gone to the home of anyone with a child sees there is no evidence of what the Palin’s are claiming about themselves. Yet they manage to spew fiction with a twisted plot of their victimization of activities they profess they do despite no physical evidence. I posted the AK Disptch video link at Huffpo so people could see the Palins had no cement slab before doing their reality show.

I just figured out the rest of the trailer had background fillins of delphiniums and other flowers (blue screen) to give the illusion the pitiful Palin family can’t even enjoy or work in their nonexistant garden and Horrors…a sicko pedophile is the problem. That profile of McGinnis is a whopping lie also.

People and families who authenticly enjoy the outdoors and nature actually have a genuine reflection of that personal truth. If a person says “I work in my garden” they actually have more than bad looking grass as you pointed out.

One more point I can add is tht the Palins have a lot of property behind their new enormous house which they conveniently do not share or seek to pretend that does not exist either. It doesn’t fit their victim drama they are virtual shut ins due to their neighbor and his alleged sexual perversions. They they would lose their “regular folk” illusion. Either these two share psychotic delusions untethered from reality or they suffer delusuions people will buy this fictional nonsense or not see through it or them. Truth is the Palin’s constantly victimize people planning to deceive and pull one over on people. Those they can’t deceive they say poisonous things to activate the rabidness of those they have conned i.e. unleash the hounds of hell onto…attack attack.

Thanks for your astute observations. Instead of TLC paying Sarah to host a show about Alaska, Sarah should be paying TLC for producing a show publicizing her. Do people interested in Alaska even care about her relations with a neighbor who doesn’t even live there anymore?

Someone commented on another blog, “this is not “Sarah Palin’s Alaska,” this is “Alaska’s Sarah Palin.” That doesn’t go far enough — this is “Sarah Palin’s Imaginary Sarah Palin.”

Although I did not notice the small size of the patio table wrt to her family or the lack of writing tools a writer would normally use or the backyard bare of toys and other things that most couples with children would have, I did notice something amiss. In the opening salvo of “Sarah’s Alaska,” even to the most casual observer, everything felt like it had been staged, Sarah’s and Todd’s dialogue sounded scripted and their interaction appeared unnatural, even uncomfortable. But more interesting, — at least to me — the reflection in the windows of an impending storm I saw as metaphorical and perhaps a foreshadowing of what is yet to come.

Through-out most of Sarah’s life, from what has been documented and reported, she always puts her own self-interests first and foremost. Those who get in her way are not only shunned, they are punished. She’s turned her back on alliances, mentors, friends and acquaintances alike. One day she’ll need their help, but when that day comes they will be nowhere to be found.

Instead Sarah, oblivious to the fact that there will be no one to offer her shelter or rescue her from the brewing storm headed her way, will find herself all alone. Perhaps then she’ll finally truly understand that burning bridges especially with the very people who helped her along the way has consequences. And that staged appearances and scripted dialogues won’t fool them into believing otherwise.

Great post. You really nailed it. There is no sign of family life in that house because a real family has never lived there. The house is a prop like everything else in Sarah’s life that is used for show and tell. When the cameras are off, it’s nothing more than over-sized walls and windows on a concrete slab with all the necessary facilities. But then again, I doubt that Sarah would know the difference between a house and a home.

You nailed it for sure. I have never once seen Sarah with her “family” unless an approved camera crew was close by. What kills me is how she keeps spewing on about how family comes first but there is never any interaction between them. TLC has one of those family first videos they like to use to make her seem so motherly, but only fools fall for it.

I wish you could get huff post to post this so many many more could see it. Please try.

As someone who truly does write outdoors, I notice something else missing: shade. Due to the glare that direct sunlight produces on paper, I cannot look at books or documents for very long without trees or a patio cover.

I meant to add that your observation about the weather makes it even more obvious that her choice of a shirt is obviously staged. They’ve just gotta make her look like a “hockey mom” no matter how cold it is outside.

I do write outside, but I don’t do research outside. Research is messy and requires spreading lots of books and papers and a computer around, and what with unexpected gusts of wind (inevitable when you’re by water), doing research outside is not a good idea.

Oh, and when I write outside, I curl up in a comfy chair. But then, this is all a joke because we know Sarah never writes or researches squat.

Excellent post; just great! Thank you for the very astute observations and for the photos. Syrin’s blog tonight also talks of Sarah’s violation of Joe McGinniss’s privacy in her very publicized “documentary.” The whole thing is staged, isn’t it? And like so many, many ones before: e.g., Bristol’s very own interview with Greta VS to introduce Tripp – so staged you want to scream, or laugh. I think the part where Mr. McGinniss is filmed might have been done by the Palin’s and furnished to TLC. Do you think so. Would a supposedly reputable network such as TLC really film somone through or over a fence without their knowledge? Or am I being naive since obviously this “reputable” Learning Channel (?) is allowing this farce to be filmed and shown as a documentary of Alaska?!

wishing all the dancers Jennifer, Brandy, Kyle,Kurt alll the best and may they come out on top, They have shown improvement each week and have given us all a experience of watching DWTS

It will be a blessed Week 8 if Bristol Palin goes homes, its long over due and its such a sham as the rest of the Palin scam machine.

Bristol has not even done one dance that shows she has any truly real skills or can even begin to equal what the others have done. For a young woman she simply has not been doing one dance with any real talent.

It appears Bristol is pregnant, one more reason for her to go, its nothing but a scam and popularity contest, DWTS should be about Danceing
not because its rigged for someone like Sarah Palin for more attention.

We have been exposed to enough of the Sarah Palin scams. Her TLC show is just another example of her lies, and deceit. Please do not support Palins in this scam on TLC, DWTS and the fact our election has been simply been a joke as far as Sarah Palin has been envolved. She is a user, lets send her the message, No more Sarah Palin, Bristol Palin, Canadies you sure got took along with representing teen girls that is a joke. what kind of message has Bristol sent, its ok to get
pregnant and simply exploit herself and baby. Sarah does the same thing. Grow up both of you and go back to Alaska and sit on that slab of concrete and figure out just what are you doing.

Where’s the built in bbg grill for the family outings or maybe a weber grill? How about the horseshoe pit, ya know trailer trash people luv them some horse shoes, we don’t see it.

To answer your questions about where are the swings, toys and stuff. Well after Todd built the 14 ft fence, he was aware of the weak construction and that it might fall if a gust of wind comes up or if a bird lands on it so he put the toys away and took away the 6 other patio chairs to prevent damage from the falling fence.

@deb,
Nice try but none of that stuff has EVER been in their yard. There are photos dating back quite some time – long before McGinniss came around and they never had “family” items anywhere around. They have always been just a group of people who exist in the same house.

This was one of the rainest and coolest summers on record in SC Alaska. From the ADN on Aug. 13: (note: Anchorage and Wasilla have similar weather patterns)

” As of Thursday, the weather service documented 26 consecutive days with a trace or more of precipitation in Anchorage — one day shy of the record.

The weather service has not tallied a fair, cloud-free day in Anchorage since April.

The total rainfall this summer has already beaten the soggy summer of just two years ago. . . . But neither of those 2008 stretches was as long as the 26-day run of rainy days, through Thursday, that this summer has had.”

Yes, just the kind of summer to be sittin’ out on the ceement slab writin’.

Very well done analysis of the promo reel. I especially didn’t catch the change of clothing when Todd moved out to the lake for his soliloquy. I did notice the discontinuity between the shoddy fence in the beginning and the shot of the neighbor, which was taken by the Palins when he first moved in before the additional fence was built. You can see the shorter fence in that frame.
I wish you had kept going to follow Palin around the house and commented on her next set-up where she is sitting in the bed of the truck to do her writin’. Too funny!

Big Intro to Big Alaska starts Big Full Screen of (only ONE!)Big House with Little Teenchy Scarah. But she has TWO Big Houses. Isn’t filling the screen with only One a kind of pretense that counts as Yet Another Big Lie? (Well, compared to Other Big Lies, not SO big!) Then we get the giant Scarah face filling up the screen. There’s something about the Big House Unseen (except by us) and the Big Sarah Unseen by so many (except us again). I can’t understand why so many people Don’t Get It.

This was one of the rainest and coolest summers on record in SC Alaska. From the ADN on Aug. 13: (note: Anchorage and Wasilla have similar weather patterns)

” As of Thursday, the weather service documented 26 consecutive days with a trace or more of precipitation in Anchorage — one day shy of the record.

The weather service has not tallied a fair, cloud-free day in Anchorage since April.

The total rainfall this summer has already beaten the soggy summer of just two years ago. . . . But neither of those 2008 stretches was as long as the 26-day run of rainy days, through Thursday, that this summer has had.”

Yes, just the kind of summer to be sittin’ out on the ceement slab writin’.

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Yeah, n’ just exactly the kind of summer to mow the yard wearin’ shorts and a tank top with a papoose strapped to your back. On the day she alleged that to have happened, it was overcast, windy, and in the high 40s or low 50s in Wasilla. Pants on Fire.

deb, I took some offense at what you wrote about “trailer trash” because my son lives in a doublewide (which his ex-wife wanted and with which he is stuck) and it just hit a nerve. Yes, it does have a horseshoe pit in the backyard although it isn’t used much, and he also has a deck and grill back there as well as a large fenced in yard for his dogs to play in. For many people, it’s all they can afford and sometimes there is no alternative living space, esp in rural areas. But my son can think for himself and knows that Twitler is a phony as a $3 bill.

If some people can’t have more respect for those who have less than they do, and not act like snobby elites, we will never be able to win them over to our viewpoint and convince them that they are being taken for a ride that will lead to them having even less by voting against their own interests. What you have materially doesn’t necessarily mean you aren’t ignorant. Twitler has millions she has grifted yet her ego makes her believe she is superior than most others and has elevated herself without a proper education or experience by lying, cheating and obfuscating who she really is. To me, she is a fascist brand and is supported by other wealthy fascists because she spreads their message. She is dangerous, even though some think she’s a clown act.

“I guess the country has to sit through another 2 years of Palin. On the clip of her reality show, she had a book and a pad of paper, like she was in college 20 years ago – an obvious prop. She said she like to do her writing outdoors – does that include January? What is she “writing”? Another banal Twitter?”

Wow this is truly awesome posts, thank you Oz and others for your great posts.

The election is over so I suppose this TLC program of how Sarah loves to do her writing skills LOLOL the only skill she is screeching her outbursts, Her writing she is lost in finding any topic of interest fitting her real phoney self.

She has no solutions but loves the fantsy world she has created, she believes that she is finally the Snow White , well lets say Snow the people, she is white but lies and extends the truth beyond comprehension or even belief.

Golly folks I can see Russia from my front porch.

There is no real family life at this huge house of windows, no wonder she has to blame others, she is getting to much sunlight through all those unpaid for windows they put in.

Alaska, is beautiful state, filled with so many wonders, yes its cold and has its hardships, this what makes it so hard to understand how Sarah can simply go about the country and getting paid all those millions to say nothing but racists and divided and create the illusion that she is worthy to be a leader.

Keep up the exposing of just how rotten the Palins are at exploiting even themselves. Money Money is the honey in this house of Palins.

this is such a fantastic post, and so, so spot on. there just seems to be a lot of sadness and emptiness in her and her family. thinking back to the photo where todd is carrying all her stuff, did anyone else realize how far BEHIND him she’s walking? it’s as though he can’t get away fast enough.

granted, if what he was carrying was heavy and the car was incredibly close by, then i could see him trying to get to it. but honestly, what “rough and tumble, outdoorsy” man would allow his well-known and not incredibly well-liked wife to walk that far behind him, to where he would have to turn almost completely around to see her?

there’s no love in that house, and she’s taking it out on everyone around her.

Older_Wiser, there are two types of mobile home owners. One is the kind that is the foundation for the term “trailer trash”: slovenly people. However, the other type keeps their mobile homes in good condition and demonstrates their healthy self-esteem. I used to own a mobile and my park was classy, filled with neighbors who were hard-working.

Instead of getting insulted when I heard the term “trailer trash,” I laughed because I knew that it was not directed toward either me or my friends. It as simply an easy slang description of the OTHER type of mobile home owner (and, yes, there were two parks in the county that it described perfectly).

Why would Sarah Palin’s backyard have little kids’ toys in it? She doesn’t take care of Trig. I don’t think Trig even lives there. He appears to have been farmed out to a relative as soon as he got too old and awkward to use as a political prop.

@Peanutcat……. I seriously doubt any pet would stick around very long. One they need to be cared for and we know that won’t happen. More importantly, animals are a very good judge of character and I’m sure Sarah would get sick of hearing them snarl at her. Dog’s generally snarl around those they distrust. LOL

GREAT POST! EVERYTHING ABOUT THE PALIN
FAMILY IS STAGED. EVEN HER VP SPEECH AT
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. PHONY PEOPLE!

PLEASE NOTE! TODD AND SARAH ARE DRESSED
LIKE REAL PEOPLE – TRAILER TRASH! YOU
WOULD HAVE THOUGHT, FOR A NATIONAL T.V.
SHOW (EDUCATIONAL ??), THEY COULD HAVE
CLEANED UP – TAKEN A SHOWER, WASHED THEIR
HAIR, SHAVED, ETC. PLEASE AMERICAN
VOTERS, DON’T PUT THESE TWO UNEDUCATED
HILLBILLIES IN THE WHITE HOUSE.